Computer Science and Engineering: MSCSE
Graduate Program in Computer Science and Engineering
- Deadline
- Fall: Dec. 15; Spring: Oct. 15
- Degree
- Master of Science in Computer Science and Engineering
- Residency
- 1 semester minimum
The Computer Science and Engineering MS program offers courses of the highest technical quality. These courses include AI, machine learning, algorithms and theory, assistive technology, computer architecture and nanotechnology; computer vision, medical imaging and biometrics; digital humanities, human computer interaction, natural language processing, network and data science; scientific, cloud and high performance computing; security, privacy and cryptography; software engineering, visualization and visual analytics; wireless, mobile and embedded systems. The MS degree is focused on adding depth and breadth of knowledge enabling a career in the tech-startup sector, industry, or government. Students in the MS program pay tuition, take courses full-time on campus, and complete a project or thesis. For a well-prepared student, the MS degree can be completed in 11 months (two semesters plus the summer session) and is open to students with a BS degree. The Professional and Traditional MS degrees are equivalent. Students interested in pursuing a PhD degree should apply directly into the PhD program.
Updated: 10/5/2022
- Application Materials:
- GRE General Test optional
- TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo for non-native speakers of English
- Curriculum vitae
- Official transcripts from each post-secondary institution; one must show conferral of a bachelor's degree. (Due upon enrollment)
- Statement of intent
- Three letters of recommendation
- Contact:
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Joyce Yeats
Administrative Assistant for Graduate Studies
Phone: (574) 631-8802
Email: cse-grad-info@nd.edu